The story that Atticus reads to Scout at the end of the novel seems metaphorically to be about _____. Jem Tom Robinson the Ewells Boo Radley

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Jayesh Mardiya · Answer 1 · 2018-03-06T17:11:00+0000

The best answer is Boo Radley

The story The Gray Ghost is most likely applicable to Boo Radley, since Scout and pretty much everyone else thought he was a bad guy and he turned out to be a sweetheart. However, this theme is naturally applicable to the prejudice that Tom Robinson suffered in his trial as well.

The story that Atticus reads to Scout at the end of the novel seems metaphorically to be about _____. Jem Tom Robinson the Ewells Boo Radley

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